Litigation

For U.S. Companies, Ignorance Of Canada Privacy Law Could Be Costly

A Q&A with Fasken Martineau partner Alex Cameron, about recent developments in Canadian privacy and cybersecurity law. Plaintiffs are seeking […]

A proposed merger between Sysco Corporation and US Foods, Inc, the two largest foodservice-distribution companies in the U.S., has been […]

The correlation wasn’t dramatic, but it was statistically significant, according to a team of university researchers. The hard numbers were […]

The Supreme Court “destroyed the institution of God” by legalizing same-sex marriage in its recent ruling, Alabama Supreme Court Chief […]

A lawyer who propelled the movement against trans fats with a lawsuit more than 10 years ago now has his […]

A bill that appears to be on track for passage would extend California data privacy law to geophysical location and […]

Of the 2,437 elected prosecutors in the U.S., 95 percent are white, and 79 percent are white men, according to […]

In a powerful affirmation of attorney-client privilege, a federal district court in Georgia has dismissed a legal malpractice claim against […]

The FTC and the Florida Attorney General are suing Lifewatch, saying the New York-based company knew telemarketing companies it hired […]

The U.K. Modern Slavery Act of 2015, which is expected to go into effect this fall, differs from the California law in some important respects.